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June 30, 2010 |
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Jesse Bechtold
from ft. Myers, FL United States
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This is the crank to get! got one one my Gila'd Magnum! Very easy to install bearings and seals. zero problems.
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rito's are great! so far... |
May 29, 2010 |
| taco eater:
tim ostrom
from savannah, GA United States
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got a rito after mt stock guy's bottom end locked up. 70 treatkit, around 9800 rpms. running solid w/ 600 miles so far. went together easy as heck. everything fit perfect. looks tough. nice workmanship. cool box. about to re-rebuild. 6p, more porting, maybe a 21mm, shooting for 55. will update.
no sticker {:- (
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The best! ♥ |
May 22, 2010 |
| taco eater:
David Linehan
from San Francisco , CA United States
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Like Andrew I'm still on my original rito I installed about four years ago. Gone through tons of rallies & it's still in my daily commuter.
In all the bikes I've sold the owners are still running ritos. These are so nice: the crank webs, the con rod, the machining. They sell out quick, so get one now! ☺
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This is THE best crank you can get! |
April 20, 2010 |
| taco eater:
Andrew Mueller
from Idaho Springs, CO United States
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No tricks to this one to get the bearings and seals on. Everything fits perfectly and no hassles. The stuffing material is solid steel and will never fail ever, like some cranks that use other materials that have been known to melt and have to be replaced. I've had this on my bike for over four years and no problems ever. It's on its third kit now. This is the last crank you'll have to buy.
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